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Barack Obama  Joined: 8/30/2006 Posts: 18,367 Location: Frankston  
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thats crazy chooksy 
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Hulk Hogan  Joined: 10/24/2009 Posts: 21 Location: UK
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For me... biggest won was approximately 1200 gbp : )
biggest lost.... 700 gbp on over/under just to win 20 pounds
Unfortunately the team scored TWO goals in last extra minute ; (
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Eddie "The Eagle" Edwards Joined: 11/22/2009 Posts: 3
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I have not bet ever in my life. It was really interesting to see people have been betted for so much money.
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Zinedine Zidane  Joined: 11/3/2009 Posts: 3,439 Location: always coasting..
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Late addition...in the early 70's I had ten dollars on an odds-on very good horse, All Profit. Never sweated so much in my life until it romped home. Learned my lesson...have had lots of heavier bets since, including a hundred dollar loss on Tuesday"s Joy, but had a pacemaker installed first. Now cool as a cucumber.  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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Zinedine Zidane Joined: 11/3/2009 Posts: 3,439 Location: always coasting..
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I would love to place my biggest bet now. I BET MY HOUSE THAT SMIDDY WILL GET SUSPENDED FOR SIX WEEKS AGAIN IF HE KEEPS ON RANTING RUBBISH IN THE AFL FORUM.  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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Brian Lara  Joined: 8/24/2006 Posts: 3,317 Location: Holidays
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"jujuno"I would love to place my biggest bet now. I BET MY HOUSE THAT SMIDDY WILL GET SUSPENDED FOR SIX WEEKS AGAIN IF HE KEEPS ON RANTING RUBBISH IN THE AFL FORUM. You're on.
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Arnold Palmer Joined: 12/14/2006 Posts: 14,309 Location: perth
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"Warpants""jujuno"I would love to place my biggest bet now. I BET MY HOUSE THAT SMIDDY WILL GET SUSPENDED FOR SIX WEEKS AGAIN IF HE KEEPS ON RANTING RUBBISH IN THE AFL FORUM. You're on. what a surprise another looser haha  dont hate the player hate the game
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Zinedine Zidane Joined: 11/3/2009 Posts: 3,439 Location: always coasting..
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Took you all long enough to get sucked into this....any odds?  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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Arnold Palmer Joined: 12/14/2006 Posts: 14,309 Location: perth
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"jujuno"Took you all long enough to get sucked into this....any odds? there is no odds you lost again dont hate the player hate the game
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Eddie "The Eagle" Edwards Joined: 5/21/2006 Posts: 4
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This was a bet made back 2006 during Tour de France on Betfair. The Danish Rider "Michael Rasmussen" was attacking to get his mountain jersey. We have seen this a number of times in the Tour de France, just to see Armstrong with full speed on the last mountain taking everyone down. I thought this would be the case again. Michael Rasmussen was to big a competitor to let go upfront. Also, we have seen a number of times that the favorite to win the Mountain Jersey, falls back when enough points are taken. This was not the case.. So, as I have done a number of times, I layed Michael Rasmussen when he was like 8 min ahead of peleton, with still 70 km to go. I lost around £3,000 on laying that sucker, when Armstrong decided not to catch him.... Anyway, I was break even on the Tour de France overall on some similar lays during the race. Replay here.. http://www.letour.fr/200.../LIVE/us/900/index.html
or just read here: "Why did the chicken go up the road? Because there were plenty of points for the polka-dot jersey on offer. Mickael Rasmussen has a special talent. At 60kg his body is ideally suited to climbing. He proved that on the first real day in the mountains of the 2005 Tour when he inherited the polka-dot jersey on the day his Rabobank team-mate Pieter Weening won the stage. The rider they call ‘Chicken’ has a power-to-weight ratio that allows him to scale high ‘cols’ with apparent ease. Before Rasmussen lined up for his second attempt at the Tour de France he announced that his ambition was to fight for the win in the mountains classification. The battle began en-route to Gerardmer yesterday. A day later he is in complete control. His rivals must now reconsider their options. In the 171 kilometers between Gerardmer and Mulhouse there were six categorized mountains. The 31-year-old ‘Chicken’ was first over each summit. His objective for the stage had been achieved with 50km still to race. But Rasmussen wanted more. Instead of sitting up and resting his legs before the Tour’s rendezvous with the Alps, he maintained his effort. Although he attacked early in the stage and conquered the climbs – including the celebrated summit of Le Ballon d’Alsace, the mountain pass which made its Tour debut 100 years ago – he realized that he had enough of an advantage to consider the stage win. 
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Hulk Hogan  Joined: 4/5/2008 Posts: 28
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13k on Guilermo Coria in the french open final against Gaston Gaudio !! Cant remember the odds I got as I kept backing him the shorter he went !! he was 2 sets up and a break, got injured, couldnt serve or walk, and still nearly won ! Could have traded and probably saved about 10k but I was too young to do that !!! 
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Hulk Hogan Joined: 4/5/2008 Posts: 28
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"traderex"This was a bet made back 2006 during Tour de France on Betfair. The Danish Rider "Michael Rasmussen" was attacking to get his mountain jersey. We have seen this a number of times in the Tour de France, just to see Armstrong with full speed on the last mountain taking everyone down. I thought this would be the case again. Michael Rasmussen was to big a competitor to let go upfront. Also, we have seen a number of times that the favorite to win the Mountain Jersey, falls back when enough points are taken. This was not the case.. So, as I have done a number of times, I layed Michael Rasmussen when he was like 8 min ahead of peleton, with still 70 km to go. I lost around £3,000 on laying that sucker, when Armstrong decided not to catch him.... Anyway, I was break even on the Tour de France overall on some similar lays during the race. Replay here.. http://www.letour.fr/200.../LIVE/us/900/index.html
or just read here: "Why did the chicken go up the road? Because there were plenty of points for the polka-dot jersey on offer. Mickael Rasmussen has a special talent. At 60kg his body is ideally suited to climbing. He proved that on the first real day in the mountains of the 2005 Tour when he inherited the polka-dot jersey on the day his Rabobank team-mate Pieter Weening won the stage. The rider they call ‘Chicken’ has a power-to-weight ratio that allows him to scale high ‘cols’ with apparent ease. Before Rasmussen lined up for his second attempt at the Tour de France he announced that his ambition was to fight for the win in the mountains classification. The battle began en-route to Gerardmer yesterday. A day later he is in complete control. His rivals must now reconsider their options. In the 171 kilometers between Gerardmer and Mulhouse there were six categorized mountains. The 31-year-old ‘Chicken’ was first over each summit. His objective for the stage had been achieved with 50km still to race. But Rasmussen wanted more. Instead of sitting up and resting his legs before the Tour’s rendezvous with the Alps, he maintained his effort. Although he attacked early in the stage and conquered the climbs – including the celebrated summit of Le Ballon d’Alsace, the mountain pass which made its Tour debut 100 years ago – he realized that he had enough of an advantage to consider the stage win. Unlucky mate, a well thought out bet that unlucky for you, lost
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